Black Indigenous Healing: A Conversation Exploring Histories of Musical Care within Black Communities (Part 2)
vie, 10 nov
|BMTN Zoom Live
Black Indigenous healing practices are integral in the musical care of Black communities but often displaced within health discourse. Join us in conversation centering the history, significance, and liberatory function of music-based Black Indigenous healing practices.
Horario y ubicación
10 nov 2023, 1:00 p.m. GMT-5 – 11 nov 2023, 2:00 p.m. GMT-5
BMTN Zoom Live
Acerca del evento
Black Indigenous Healing: A Conversation Exploring Histories of Musical Care within Black Communities (Part 2) with Adenike Webb, CharCarol Fisher, Jasmine Edwards, Natasha Thomas, & Marisol Norris (discussant) Date: Friday, November 10, 2023 Time: 12:00pm-1:00pm CST/1:00pm-1:50pm EST Location: BMTN Zoom Live Black Indigenous healing practices are integral in the musical care of Black communities but often displaced within health discourse. Join us in conversation centering the history, significance, and liberatory function of music-based Black Indigenous healing practices and explore its contribution to the health and whole-being of Black communities--how they have helped us get free, deepened our capacity to heal and be healed, and devised new worlds. Register today for Zoom info (link in bio). For more information, visit www.blackmtnetwork.org or contact us at education@blackmtnetwork.org. This program is sponsored by a grant from the Musical Care International Network through the Policy Support Fund (UK Research and Innovation), administered by Royal College of Music, London UK.